On the market for the first time, and located in one of Brisbane's most desirable inner-city enclaves, within the renowned Teneriffe Hill Apartments, the 'developer's pick' presents an exceptional opportunity for both astute investors and lifestyle-oriented buyers looking for an oversized apartment.
Boasting two spacious bedrooms on the upper level, two bathrooms, and tandem secure car spaces, this light-filled residence combines low-maintenance living with a sophisticated urban edge. The kitchen is well-appointed complete with gas cooking and ample storage, while the master bedroom features a private ensuite, built-in wardrobes and a large balcony that catches river views. On the lower level, the apartment features a large 42 square (approx.) balcony, elevated ceilings and spacious layouts which enhance the sense of openness and natural light.
Location Highlights:
• Walk to the Brisbane River, Gasworks, James Street, and New Farm Park
• Surrounded by trendy cafés, bars, restaurants, and boutique shopping. Notably, Beccofino's, a popular dining spot, is only 100 meters away.
• Easy access to public transport and CBD just minutes away
Whether you're seeking a solid investment in a high-demand rental area or a vibrant place to call home, this Teneriffe gem offers the best of both worlds.
Body Corporate Fees Including Insurance - $2145 per quarter approx.
Sinking Fund Balance as at 06/06/2025 - $264,000 approx.
Rates - $506 per quarter approx.
Note the special levy for the water meter upgrade has been paid for by the current owner.
For more information, please contact Matthew Hunt on 0419 160 201.
** Disclaimer: ** This property is being sold without a price and due to REIQ legislation a price guide isn't available. The website possibly filtered this property into a price range for functionality purposes. Any estimates are not provided by the agent and should not be taken as a price guide. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.
